AOP

Up-to-date equipment, alongside good support and training, has played a role in attracting practitioners to their current positions, members have told us, writes Henrietta Alderman

OT  poses a monthly scenario from a practitioner. This month, we look at OCT and the responsibility of missed pathology

Optometrist and AOP clinical director, Dr Peter Hampson, discusses the use of the word ‘soon’ in referral letters

The AOP’s latest public-facing campaign shone a much-needed spotlight, revealing that children are missing out on eye health care. It is another step in the long journey to creating a better understanding of eye health, explains acting PR and media manager, Emily Campbell

The AOP is learning from the experience of hospital optometry and uses that knowledge for all its members

There is a sense of relief as the New Year’s Eve stragglers finally close the door on a tough year. Dr Ian Beasley is certainly ready to welcome 2019

OT  poses a monthly scenario from a practitioner. This month, we look at the changes to GOS in Scotland, which came into place in October this year

AOP policy director, Tony Stafford, reflects on the recommendations of the Williams review and an evening discussion hosted by the AOP and WCSM

With the new and emerging technologies relating to eye health and eye care, how will optometry look at the end of all these changes and what will optometrists be doing, asks Henrietta Alderman

OT  takes a final look at what exhibitors and CET sessions are on offer at 100% Optical 2019